5/9/2008 3:45:44 PMhey ask the se people if dey can make a phone wit EVERYTHING on it..5.0 camara, fastest interface or whateva,biggest screen,gps,3g,text to speech or whateva,bluetooth,and as i said everythin..look se will most likly b da first people 2 think about this and if dey come out wit bunch of crapy phones no other people will think se is up to somthing like samsung or even apple... and dey should like take 3-4 years 2 make it and make it faster that the i-phone...and ask dem to make it 4 att & verison..
Noah got his hands on the U.S. version of the Sony Ericsson Z750a that is now equipped for the 3G network supported by AT&T. Hidden behind a new reflective clamshell design, the Z750a offers a media player, stereo Bluetooth, hidden external LED screen, and much more. Make plans to check out the Sony Ericsson Z750a in 3 flashy colors in upcoming weeks from AT&T.
We check out two more phones we wish would come to the US, including SE's new flagship Cyber-Shot handset, the C902. 5MP camera and a nifty touchscreen. Also, check out Paul Dateh on the hip-hop violin!
Hands-on with Sony Ericsson's new flagship Walkman phone, the w980. It's a flip with 8GB of memory and a crazy clear plastic edge with glowing lights. SE added a SensMe™ program to the W980 that allows for the consumer to tell the phone their current mood and then listen to specific music they have set.
Noah stops by the Sony Ericsson booth to get a preview of the highly anticipated Sony Ericsson Xperia X1. With SE keeping quiet about price and U.S. carrier this touchscreen device offers an arch slider front screen to find your QWERTY keyboard hidden below. The main screen offers 9 active desktop panels that are easy to change keeping your favorite and most important shortcuts at your finger tips. The Xperia X1 comes equipped with a 3.2 megapixel camera with flash, auto-touch focus, and...
In the video below, Noah give us a little hands on demonstration of two new SE Walkman devices, the W760 and W350. For more information and images about the phones check out his "Sony Ericsson Unveils Three New Handsets" blog from earlier.
If you read my blog you know I've been waiting on this one awhile now. The first live photos of Sony Ericsson's forthcoming "Paris" smartphone are online, and if you ask me they look good. The proof will be in the pudding - if Paris' touchscreen isn't responsive and easy to use, then it won't matter how good it looks. But I'm really liking the idea of a touchscreen slider with SE's compact QWERTY layout.
Also, it looks like Paris will sport a 5MP camera (with flash, I...
Sony Ericsson's Q1 earnings report must have felt like a shot to the midsection of company investors worldwide. SE's profits dropped some 47 percent as compared to -- and sales were off 8% as compared to the same quarter one year ago and a whopping 29% or so from Q4 '07 (which, of course, is the busy holiday shopping season).
SE blames the massive drop in profits on high R&D costs as well as the declining average cost of handsets. According to SE data, the average handset...
I've been riding the rollercoaster of rumors and predictions waiting for Sony Ericsson's P5 "Paris" phone to materialize at long last. The Unofficial Sony Ericsson Blog has started posting photos and specs of what they claim to be the actual device, leaking a photo every few days over the past week or so.
So what's it look like? Well, it looks kind of like a cross between a Microsoft Zune and a slider phone, what with its large front display and bottom mounted jog dial. ...
Noah got his hands on the U.S. version of the Sony Ericsson Z750a that is now equipped for the 3G network supported by AT&T. Hidden behind a new reflective clamshell design, the Z750a offers a media player,stereo Bluetooth,hidden external LED screen, and much more. Make plans to check out the Sony Ericsson Z750a in 3 flashy colors in upcoming weeks from AT&T.
We check out two more phones we wish would come to the US, including SE's new flagship Cyber-Shot handset, the C902. 5MP camera and a nifty touchscreen. Also, check out Paul Dateh on the hip-hop violin!
